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Weekly Contest #38
I sat in a hospital room and held Grandma Sable’s hand. She was fading fast, and I knew she didn’t have much time left. She had asked to see me alone, though I wasn’t sure why. I waited patiently for her to say something. She sat up slowly. “I have been blinded by this world,” she said quietly. “What do you mean Grandma Sable?” I asked. “There’s more to it,” she said, “There’s more to everything. We just can’t see it.” “What can’t we see?” I asked. “The other worlds. As a girl I saw one with my own eyes, but I was shallow. I liked the way I ...
Weekly Contest #37
Lina wasn’t afraid of ghosts. The townspeople of Geistbury where highly superstitious. To them, ghosts were an everyday part of reality. Some feared the ghosts more that others, but everyone knew of their existence. Lina wasn’t any different. She knew that ghosts haunted the town, but unlike most, she was not afraid. She was cautious, but never, ever afraid. She reminded herself of this as she walked home from school with her little brother, Rodney, one day. She had an eerie feeling that she couldn’t seem to shake. This feeling occurred beca...
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